Populism

Bulgarians have gone to the polls four times in the last two years amid a wider context of political instability. Why?

Elżbieta Korolczuk explains why gender is so central to right-wing discourse and why a feminist response must transcend the lines of polarisation.

With little alternatives on the Left, Italians did not vote for fascism but the promise of security.

The narratives we use to explain Europe’s many crises are key to finding shared solutions.

Beneath the facade of reforms, Orbán’s education policies deepen inequalities and place schools at the whims of Fidesz’ power.

Questioning the dividing line between East and West on LGBTQI+ emancipation.

Bosnia is at risk of coming undone as a result of the reckless politics of its leaders and flawed Western reform efforts.

Now that Portuguese citizens have voted it’s time to take a look at where the players have landed and towards what might lie ahead.

A ground-breaking new book demonstrates how far-right forces have constructed a worldview that refutes proven facts and logic.

With projections of climate science now indisputable, many of Europe’s right-wing populist parties are abandoning responses of dismissal and denial in favour of a very different approach. The threat of climate change is increasingly appropriated and reframed to suit a nationalist political agenda.